| This book covers most of Excel's advanced features. If you are interested in specific features, this section will guide you to the information you are looking for: Feature | Chapter |
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VBA in code modules | 3 | VBA in a sheet | 8 | Build a custom function | 11 | Building an add-on | 1 | Code to work with text | 11 | Regression in analysis | 4 | Regression in an application | 6 | Using pivot tables | 2 | Design conventions | 3 | Goal Seek and Solver | 9 |
Typographical Conventions The following typographical conventions are used in this book:
Italic Introduces new terms and indicates URLs, commands, file extensions, filenames, directory or folder names, and UNC pathnames.
Constant width Indicates command-line elements, computer output, code examples, methods, variables, functions, properties, objects, events, statements, procedures, values, loops, and formulas formatted as equations.
Constant width italic Indicates placeholders (for which you substitute an actual name) in examples and in registry keys.
Constant width bold
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